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Somewhere, Woody Harrelson Grins Like an Idiot

Tuesday, November 13th, 2007

pot.jpgIn a move that promises to make Humboldt County pot farmers groan with jealousy and dream of mondo government subsidies (ch-ching!), a US Federal Court will decide tomorrow whether farmers can grow hemp in Bismark, North Dakota (clearly a landmark decision!). “Hemp, a strait-laced cousin of marijuana, is an ingredient in products from fabric and food to carpet backing and car door panels,” assures The Washington Post. It also makes up 99 percent of Woody Harrelson’s clothes, which is, you know, totally sweet. MORE »


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Gossip Roundup: ‘A Mouth Like Cheney’

Thursday, September 22nd, 2005

Names & Faces: Is Lloyd Grove through at the New York Daily News? [WP]
Under the Dome: Hillary roasts Rahm Emanuel: “Republicans may have the Hammer, but we have the Nutcracker! He has calves like Baryshnikov and a mouth like Cheney.”. . . Elizabeth Dole, Richard Burr, Bob Novak, Jerry Falwell, Orrin Hatch attend tribute to Jesse Helms. [The Hill]
Inside the Beltway: Congressional staffers enjoy hemp feast. [WT]
Cindy Adams: Donna Brazile: “I’m an African-American whose life has been a victory. But then came Katrina. . . Right now we need a president who will help. He’s helping. I’m so grateful. Poverty and misery is humbling. I’m humbled to the core that this administration is helping the poorest of the poor. . . I applaud this president for stepping up.” [NYP]
Rush & Molloy: Bette Midler booed at Madison Square Garden Katrina fundraiser for joking, “George Bush likes my music. He came to see me in the ’70s. A coke dealer of mine got him some tickets.” [NYDN]
Lloyd Grove’s Lowdown: 9/11 activist mothers call for tough investigation into Katrina response. Kristen Breitweiser: “This time, there’s got to be accountability. If you’re an elected official, you should be inviting accountability for yourself.” [NYDN]